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CT DDS MED CORRECT FINALS QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Expectorants - ✔✔Medications that promotes coughing by loosening mucous in the
lungs

✔✔Gastric - ✔✔Pertaining to the stomach

✔✔Gastrointestinal - ✔✔Pertaining to the digestive system. Abbreviated as GI system

✔✔Generic name - ✔✔The short chemical name of a drug. Usually a lower case letter
is used

✔✔Gingival hyperplasia - ✔✔Overgrowth of the gums surrounding the teeth

✔✔Histamine - ✔✔A chemical produced by cells when exposed to allergens

✔✔Hypertension - ✔✔High blood pressure

✔✔Hypoglycemic - ✔✔Medications to increase the production of insulin by the
pancreas

✔✔Hypnotics - ✔✔Medications that promote sleep

✔✔Ineffective - ✔✔The absence of a desired effect after allowing sufficient time for the
mmedications

✔✔Labeled use - ✔✔Use approved by the FDA

✔✔Internal mmedications - ✔✔Medications that are allowed swallowed [PO meds]

✔✔Lavage - ✔✔The cleaning out or irrigation of an organ [stomach pumping]

, ✔✔Laxative - ✔✔medications or foods given to stimulate bowel movements

✔✔Lathergy - ✔✔An overwhelming feeling of exhaustion

✔✔Metered dose inhaler - ✔✔Inhaled aerosol that gives a one measured puff of
medications at a time

✔✔Milliliter - ✔✔A metric measurement used for measuring medications same as cc

✔✔Monoamine oxidase inhibitor - ✔✔A type of drug used to treat depression

✔✔Nebulizer - ✔✔A machine which turns liquid medications into a fine mist that is
breathed in through a mask or mouth piece

✔✔Neuroleptic - ✔✔Meditations used to treat psychosis

✔✔Objective description - ✔✔Noting what was seen , heard, physically felt or smelt

✔✔OTC medications - ✔✔over the counter medications

✔✔Parasitic - ✔✔A drug to treat parasites

✔✔Perfusion - ✔✔The ability of blood to flow to organs ad tissues caring oxygen and
nutrients

✔✔Pinna - ✔✔The outside of the ear

✔✔Potassium (k) - ✔✔A mineral needed for the nerve impulses and muscle contraction
in the body

✔✔Psychosis - ✔✔A mental disorder characterized by the loss of contact with reality.

✔✔Psychotropic medications - ✔✔Medications used to treat psychiatric disorders they
affect the central nervous system how the brain thinks and affects emotions and
behaviors

✔✔Pulmonary - ✔✔Pertaining to the lungs

✔✔Rebound congestion - ✔✔Occurs with long-term use of nasal decongestants. The
membrane swelling returns within the medication wears off

✔✔Serotonin - ✔✔A chemical in the brain

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